BrowOS Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 30, 2026

In short: BrowOS has no accounts, no servers, no ads and no analytics. Your settings and data stay on your computer. The developer of BrowOS does not collect, receive, sell or share any of your data.

What BrowOS is

BrowOS is a browser extension that replaces your new tab page with a desktop: windows, a Start menu, a taskbar, built-in apps, BrowStore and wallpapers. This policy explains what information BrowOS handles and where it goes.

Data stored on your computer

BrowOS saves the following only in your browser's local storage, on your own device:

None of this is sent to the developer or to any server run by BrowOS. BrowOS does not have such a server.

Requests BrowOS makes to other services

To show icons and app information, BrowOS sends a few requests directly from your browser:

These requests never include your settings, notes, files or browsing history.

Apps and websites you open

Many BrowOS apps are websites made by other companies or developers, for example Spotify, games and any website you add yourself. When you open one, it loads from its own servers exactly as it would in a normal browser tab, and its own privacy policy applies. BrowOS does not read, change or collect what you do inside these apps.

The built-in Notepad can play ambient sounds; these are streamed from notepad.js.org when you use them.

Searches

When you search with the BrowOS Browser app, the search opens in a new tab with the search engine you chose (Google, DuckDuckGo, Bing or Brave). That search engine receives your search, and its own privacy policy applies. BrowOS does not save your searches.

Permissions

What BrowOS never does

Deleting your data

Children

BrowOS does not collect personal information from anyone, including children.

Changes to this policy

If BrowOS changes what data it handles, this page will be updated and the date at the top will change.

Contact

Questions about privacy: allysun.onservice@gmail.com